Advanced Breast Cancer Treatment

Breast Cancer: Stage 3 and Stage 4

We often receive patients with advanced breast cancer—stage 3 and stage 4—who come to us after their bodies have not responded to conventional therapies, or who are seeking options that may help them avoid the harsh side effects of those treatments. While we’ve seen many hopeful outcomes, the best results are often seen in individuals who have not undergone toxic therapies. These patients typically have a stronger immune system, which plays a vital role in how well their bodies can respond to the integrative treatments we offer.

Many of the women who come to CMN Hospital have already gone through chemotherapy, radiation, or other conventional treatments—and they’re still searching for something more. Dr. Payan understands this deeply. His protocols are designed not only to support healing but also to gently detox residual toxicity from prior treatments. For patients whose immune systems have been weakened, he focuses on restoring immune function while providing personalized care that helps the body recover and respond more effectively. Once under his care, patients can finally exhale—Dr. Payan takes over, so they don’t have to worry about what to do next. They remain involved in every step, but they no longer carry the weight of figuring it out alone.

Clinical Scientific Evidence

If you’ve been diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer or Stage 4 metastatic breast cancer, it’s normal to feel overwhelmed—especially if treatments like chemotherapy or hormone blockers haven’t given you the results you hoped for. At CMN Hospital, we want you to know that there are still scientifically-supported options available that don’t just target the disease but help preserve your immune system’s natural strength.

One notable study from Stanford University found that women with Stage 4 breast cancer who underwent autologous stem cell treatment saw improved survival rates. The study revealed that patients who received cancer-free stem cells had a median survival of 60 months, compared to 28 months for those receiving untreated cells.

Triple Negative Breast Cancer Breakthrough with Blue Scorpion Venom

At CMN Hospital, Dr. Edgar Payan treats all types of breast cancer, including hormone receptor-positive cases such as estrogen and progesterone positive, as well as HER2-positive and HER2-negative subtypes. His integrative approach includes blue scorpion venom, a therapy known for its unique immune-modulating and tumor-targeting properties.

For women with hormone-positive breast cancers, blue scorpion venom is used as part of a comprehensive plan to support the immune system, reduce inflammation, and help the body respond more effectively to treatment. It is often combined with advanced therapies like dendritic cell therapy, autologous stem cells, and personalized infusions to optimize healing and recovery.

One of the most promising breakthroughs in Dr. Payan’s clinical work has been with triple negative breast cancer—a subtype known for being aggressive and difficult to treat through conventional methods. Because it lacks estrogen, progesterone, and HER2 receptors, it often leaves patients with fewer standard options.

Blue scorpion venom, particularly its compound chlorotoxin, has shown the ability to bind selectively to abnormal cells, including those found in triple negative breast cancer (TNBC). This targeted mechanism helps slow tumor growth and spread while supporting the body's natural immune defenses. For patients with TNBC, this therapy has brought new and meaningful possibilities for hope and healing.

BMT (Bone Marrow Stem Cell Therapy)

Unlike allogenic transplants, which use stem cells from a donor, autologous stem cell therapy uses the patient’s own cancer-free bone marrow stem cells. This makes it 100% compatible and reduces the risks of rejection or complications. At CMN Hospital, Dr. Payan ensures that the bone marrow is thoroughly tested to confirm there are no cancer cells present before the transplant.

The process of collecting these stem cells is simple and minimally invasive. Under sedation, a bone marrow aspiration is performed to collect the healthy stem cells, which are then prepared to support your immune system during treatment. Combined with Dendritic Cell Therapy, these stem cells help the body naturally recognize and attack cancer cells without compromising your immune defenses.

Beyond Chemotherapy

High-dose chemotherapy, while aggressive in fighting cancer, also destroys the body’s blood-forming system. This often leads to a dangerous reduction in hemoglobin levels, leaving the patient vulnerable to fatigue, infections, and other life-threatening complications.

Dr. Payan’s approach focuses on enhancing, rather than depleting, the immune system. By avoiding chemotherapy, his protocols allow the body to retain its natural blood-forming and infection-fighting capabilities, giving patients a better quality of life during treatment.

Bone Marrow Stem Cell Therapy: After Chemotherapy

Autologous Bone Marrow Stem Cell Therapy offers a critical opportunity for patients who have undergone chemotherapy or radiation therapy. These treatments, while effective in targeting cancer, often severely compromise the immune system, reducing the body’s ability to produce healthy blood cells.

Since Autologous BMT uses the patient’s own cells, the risk of rejection is completely eliminated. With Autologous BMT, the body can begin to repair itself without introducing foreign cells or substances, ensuring a safer recovery process.

Dr. Payan’s protocol at CMN Hospital focuses on enhancing the body's natural healing ability post-chemotherapy by using the patient’s own cancer-free stem cells to support long-term recovery and improve overall quality of life.

Safety and Success of Autologous Bone Marrow Stem Cell Therapy

Autologous Bone Marrow Stem Cell Therapy has been thoroughly researched and proven to be both safe and effective. Numerous studies, including those published by leading cancer research centers like the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and Stanford University, highlight the high success rates of this treatment.

In fact, research shows that patients who undergo Autologous Bone Marrow Transplantation experience improved survival rates, particularly when the therapy is used following chemotherapy or radiation.

There is Hope for Breast Cancer

At CMN Hospital, we know that every breast cancer case is unique in diagnosis and staging. If you’ve been told your options are limited or you’ve exhausted chemotherapy and hormone blockers, you still have choices. Our advanced, scientifically-supported therapies offer renewed hope for patients with Stage 3 and Stage 4 metastatic breast cancer, as well as those with colon cancer, prostate cancer, and other metastatic cancers.

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Contact CMN Hospital at 1-844-371-1117

For more information about our Alternative Cancer Treatment Programs and the use of blue scorpion venom at CMN Hospital, please contact us at 1(844)371-1117.

References

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